LAW OF CONTRACT RICHARDS P. Księgarnia

4th Edition
Paul Richards
1999 456 pages (est.) 0273-63841-6 (Paperback)

Accessible and easy to read, the fourth edition of this established text has been updated to cover recently decided cases and new legislation. It provides a clear and unambiguous treatment of the main principles of the law of contract, with a selective presentation of key topics, described and analysed at an appropriate depth for undergraduate study.
Law of Contract is a title within the Foundation Studies in Law Series, written for law students for the core subjects required on law degrees and on postgraduate common professional examination courses. Ideal for part-time and distance-learning courses as well as traditional modularised courses, the books are intended to be used in conjunction with other sources such as law reports and case books.
- case law and legislation up-to-date
- written in an accessible and direct style
- covers the key topics
- clear and attractive presentation
Preface
Table of cases
Table of statutes
PART I THE FORMATION OF A CONTRACT
1.The evolution and definition of the modern contract
2.The fact of agreement
3.Consideration.
4.Intention to create legal relations
5.Capacity
6.Formalities
PART II THE CONTENTS OF THE CONTRACT
7.The terms of the contract
8.Exemption clauses
PART III FACTORS THAT VITIATE A CONTRACT
9.Misrepresentation
10.Mistake
11.Duress, undue influence and inequality of bargaining power
12.Illegality
PART IV DISCHARGE OF CONTRACTS
13.Discharge by performance and breach
14.Discharge by agreement
15.Discharge by frustration
PART V REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT
16.The common law remedy of damages
17.Equitable remedies and limitation of actions
18.Quasi-contract
PART VI THE RIGHTS AND LIABILITIES OF THIRD PARTIES TO THE CONTRACT
19.Privity of contract
20.Agency
21.Assignment of contractual rights
Index.

Po otrzymaniu zamówienia poinformujemy,
czy wybrany tytuł polskojęzyczny lub anglojęzyczny jest aktualnie na półce księgarni.